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Graph the update function of(xt+1=1-x2t)and the function (Y = x)on the same Cartesian plane. Then use...

Graph the update function of(xt+1=1-x2t)and the function (Y = x)on the same Cartesian plane. Then use the cobweb method to determine if the balance x^=0.618 is stable or unstable, starting from Xo=0.4
* You can use desmos to graph the functions but the "spider web" must be at hand.
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